Thriller,Drama,Horror
South Korea
Innocent Thing is a 2014 South Korean psychological thriller film directed by Kim Tae-kyun. The movie revolves around a high school student named Joon-ki who develops a crush on his gym teacher, the beautiful and young Yoo-jung. As he becomes more and more infatuated with her, he starts to act out in increasingly disruptive ways, stalking her and disrupting her relationships with other men.
However, Yoo-jung begins to see beyond Joon-ki's harmless crush and begins to fear for her safety. As their relationship becomes more complicated, she must come to terms with her own feelings towards him and figure out a way to put an end to his obsession before it is too late.
Innocent Thing is a powerful examination of the dangerous effects of unrequited love and obsession, exploring the complicated dynamics of teacher-student relationships and the difficulties of navigating the complex emotions of teenage love. With strong performances and a taut script, the film is a moving and suspenseful exploration of the human psyche.
